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Can we sssume it isn't going the best?

You are the second poster to make this mistake.
We forgive you.

Interzone

The link for the liquidator report will not work for me?

I found that buying a yacht was a most efficient method of getting rid of your fortune.
It had to go.

Is the liquidator report available online?
Thanks.

Woody
With respect
It has doubled in a month.
WTF are you expecting??

No, not concerned.
The Chinese will not mess about, in fact I suspect they would relish an opportunity to test their armed forces and show case their technology.

I suppose they cannot sell you what they don't have. Wink, wink

NT to buy again

Try putting a limit order in that will give you more shares after costs.
But it might not happen.
The perils of trying to time the market!
Costs and spread are a curse.
Spare a thought for poor JNRW on the other place.
He proudly sold out at 13.5p and declared he would buy back at 10.5p.

Very positive news
How much has been priced in?

Hopefully it will give the SP a nice lift.

Only to be expected
I'd be surprised if you will be able to buy any
Below 15p.

More of a vision really.
18 months hence.
COVID gone.
Oil 60 dollars
5 new gas contracts, 360 million FCF
2 new gas wells
5000bpd being trucked to Zinder in Niger
AK announces a second discovery in the new drilling campaign.

Any predictions on the sp?

It was 40p+, before this supersonic deal

AND

Before we drilled 5 successful wells.

This suffers from deep scepticism towards anything Nigerian. Most people are, not unreasonably, terrified of an early morning RNS, announcing fraud, criminal damage, legal skulduggery or political theft. If none of these things happen, the cash continues to flow, AK builds the business in Nigeria and manages to restart Niger, then the value is easily over 100p.

Group cash now 95 million
Is this inclusive of the 20 million from Lafarge?
Much less impressive if it is.

https://www.woodmac.com/news/opinion/Nigerias-Marginal-Field-Bid-Round-opportunities-for-investors/

https://www.businessamlive.com/marginal-oil-fields-development-in-nigeria-way-forward/

RNS seems to have triggered some share dumping?

Is there more to the resignation?

The announcement is a tad terse??

I can't agree with the logic in this poster's argument.
Nigeria is wholly dependent of hydrocarbon revenue.
Market demand for electricity and our gas will suffer immensely from a struggling Nigerian economy.
Not to mention the payments issue.